Ingot Teeming Flux is a special-purpose compound formulated to protect molten metal during the ingot casting process. The coating acts as a barrier that reduces oxidation and prevents contamination from environmental agents, so that the quality of molten metal is not compromised. Further, this flux improves the fluidity, enabling a smooth and continuous filling of the mold. Its usage is critical to form uniform surfaces of ingot, reducing the defects in the final product. Ingot Teeming Flux is designed for high efficiency.

Areas of Applications:

• Ingot casting operations.

Composition:

The formula typically includes calcium oxide (CaO), magnesium oxide (MgO), and precisely balanced fluxing retailers. These additives are engineered to supply the most advantageous protection for molten metal, minimizing oxidation and ensuring method efficiency.

Operational Mechanism:

The flux paperwork is a protective layer over the molten metallic, efficiently preventing oxidation and ensuring seamless, uninterrupted pouring into molds.

Benefits:

• Prevents metal oxidation: Minimizes surface defects, which include scabs and imperfections, making sure a higher-first-rate final ingot.
• Improves ingot surface quality:Promotes smooth, uniform surface formation.
• Reduces metal waste:Reduces molten metal loss all through pouring, ensuring efficient cloth utilization and advanced procedure performance.

Challenges & EPL’s Resolutions:

Inconsistent pouring results in steel wastage and process inefficiencies. Our fluxes are expertly formulated to make sure easy, uninterrupted drift and prevent clumping for the duration of the teeming technique, optimizing overall performance and cloth usage.

Testing Standards:

Regular viscosity critiques and chemical composition analyses are carried out to assure the flux grants steady overall performance across diverse operating situations.